Hello,
Does somebody know how to change protection period for expired domains?
Can it be configured from a configuration file or shall I modify the
database entry (if yes which entry shall I modify)?
Thanks for help.
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Best regards
Michał Pochwała
Hi
When doing domain transfer operation, I see old registrar getting a
message about the operation in the poll queue but I am unable to
trigger an email to the old registrar. It looks as if Fred should
support such type of email. Proper row also gets inserted into
mail_archive. The row has status 1 and moddate unset. How do I get
those emails sent out?
I am running pyfred in testmode but I also have tester set. I managed
to get "Accepted advance payment" email from Fred, so emails in
general should work. Also, server.conf has "disable_epp_notifier =
false"
Could someone give me an overview how email notification system works in Fred.
Thnx,
Margus.
Hello,
I am building an application on top of FRED database.I was wondering if
someone can help to tell me which tables can I use if I want to know the
balance of a registrar.If I can get the deposits in a tables will be fine.
Regards,
Bryton.
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Renew Your .tz Domain before it expires.Use our whois service to find
out the expiry date of your domain.
Hello,
I am building an application on top of FRED database.I was wondering if
someone can help to tell me which tables can I use if I want to know the
balance of a registrar.If I can get the deposits in a tables will be fine.
Regards,
Bryton.
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Renew Your .tz Domain before it expires.Use our whois service to find
out the expiry date of your domain.
Folks:
FRED runs perfectly on Ubuntu 10.4. The only difference with running on
9.10 is that you have to recompile fred-server. The libboost libraries
changed their version. What is needed for getting the correct libraries is
simple (as far as I can tell). Simply install this:
apt-get install libboost-all-dev
This in turn, will install the libboost needed libraries. After that, you
should configure and install the fred-server package.
Mario Guerra
Has anyone tried to implement his/her own whois appart from the fred
whois.Or
tried to customize it.Any clue how to start and which files to start with?
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bryton
Hello,
I have noticed that if domain has nsset consisting of ns.domain.com and
domain.com,
then there is no GLUE record added for domain.com only for
ns.domain.com, is that expected behaviour or bug?
If its expected whats the reasoning why it was developed like that?
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Süsteemiadministraator
Eesti Interneti SA • Silikaltsiidi 3a, 11216 Tallinn
Tel 727 1016 • Faks 727 1010 • Mobiil 58 50 35 64
www.eestiinternet.ee
Hi,
I am trying to obtain monthly invoice for my registrar using
fred-admin --invoice_archive.
Can someone help me to understand this error I am having
*terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Register::Mailer::NOT_SEND'
Aborted
*
Regards,
Bryton.
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I have setup the unix whois on port 43 (the one that comes with Fred).
Then we have changed the attribute "refer:" of the Domain object at RIPE to "CLIENTADDRESS whois.nic.fo 43".
The reason for this change is to have RIPE redirecting all whois queries to our whois server (whois.nic.fo). I know other countries have done this with succes.
But i cant get this to work.
If i for example enter the domain name "kjatt.fo" in the form at www.ripe.net/whois, i do not get any information about this domain name, only the error below.
It seems like the whois service, that comes with fred, does not accept the RIPE request.
Is anyone able to help me with this ?
Peter
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% This is the RIPE Database query service.
% The objects are in RPSL format.
%
% The RIPE Database is subject to Terms and Conditions.
% See http://www.ripe.net/db/support/db-terms-conditions.pdf
% The object shown below is NOT in the RIPE database.
% It has been obtained by querying a remote server:
% (whois.nic.fo) at port 43.
% To see the object stored in the RIPE database
% use the -R flag in your query
%
%REFERRAL START
% Domain Information over Whois protocol
%
% Whoisd Server Version: 2.2.0
% Usage: whois [options] [[type] value]
%
% Options:
% -r Switch off recursion. Only the object which is primary target
% of query is returned.
% -T type Type of object to lookup (domain, nsset, contact, registrar).
% There may be more types separated by comma without spaces
% between them. The types are case-insensitive.
% -i attr Lookup object by its attribute. Attribute can be any of
% attributes from object templates marked by flag "inverse key".
% Attribute name is case-insensitive.
% -q version Returns version of whois server.
% -q indexes Returns list of attributes which can be used in search. The
% attributes have form object:attribute.
% -q templates Returns templates for all four object types.
%
% There's yet another way how to specify a type of object to lookup. Just
% prefix the object's identifier with the name of a type. The following two
% examples are equivalent:
%
% $ whois -T domain nic.cz
%
% $ whois "domain nic.cz"
%
% The -q parameter can be used only once and not in combination with any
% other option. The -i parameter can be used only once.
%
% More information about this implementation of whois server can be found at
% http://www.nic.cz/whois/manual
%ERROR:107: usage error
%
% Unknown option, invalid combination of options, invalid value for option
% or invalid count of parameters was specified.
%%REFERRAL END
